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by Digery Cohen
Thursday, Mar. 15, 2007 at 10:04 PM
digerycohen@yahoo.co.uk
We're the AIPAC 6,000
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The AIPAC 6,000.
They met recently in Washington to decide and dictate Congress’s future policy.
In other words they rule America.
The members of the AIPAC 6,000, who are themselves Congress members, monitor, identify, and target other Congress members to the core AIPAC 6,000 for lobbying and intimidation.
Carter says it is political suicide for any Congress member to disagree with the AIPAC 6,000 or not obey their demands.
They are a highly dangerous bunch that determine and control American policy.
If Israel decides it wants to attack Iraq then it is done.
If Israel decides it wants to attack Iran then it will be done.
The groundwork has already been done by the AIPAC 6,000.
The legislation being put through congress by the Democrats has been shaped and altered by the AIPAC 6,000 to allow war on Iran.
The AIPAC 6,000 are agents working for a foreign state.
The FBI and Justice Department knows their names.
They should be required to register as agents of a foreign state.
They managed a shed load of our tax $$$ last week.
A foreign state whose policies are against the interests of the US.
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by Meyer London
Friday, Mar. 16, 2007 at 10:56 AM
Israel's actions, or at least most of them, are not against the interests of the US ruling class. The existence of Israel, which is constantly depicted in the American media as a benign state whose original purpose was to give refuge to victims of the Nazis, gives the US an excuse to intervene in the Middle East at any time. The real reason is usually protection of current oil supplies or an opportunity to seize new ones (as in the case of Iraq and Iran). But these can easily be camoflaged as noble attempts to protect Israel from destruction at the hands of hordes of Arab infidels.
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